Two new faces at PMS

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PMS has appointed two new intermediary development managers.

Louisa Brooker will cover Scotland, Northern Ireland and the North East. She has 15 years’ industry experience, having previously worked for Bristol & West and Lloyds Banking Group.

Richard Goppy will cover London and the surrounding counties worth Brian Wills. He has 30 years’ industry experience , having worked at Lloyds Banking Group and more recently Abbey.

John Cupis, PMS’s managing director, said: “In difficult times when many companies are reducing their staff numbers we are pleased to be able to bolster our face to face adviser support with these two new appointments. The industry experience that Louisa and Richard bring will be a valuable addition to the service we deliver to intermediaries across the UK

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